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SCAT Specialist Calculators

SCAT (South Carolina Applied Technology) was a start-up company which produced a series of specialist calculators all based on the National Semiconductor "COPS" chip - a 4 bit microcomputer.
For more information on SCAT and its calculators see the article SCAT and its Specialist Calculators on this site.

Below are two calculators from the SCAT range:

SCAT THE DIMENSION
SCAT The Dimension

SCAT THE DIMENSION

Distinctive features: Feet and inches calculator.

Technical details:
Display is 8 digits, red LED.

Has Feet & Inches and Decimal modes.

9v (PP3 battery).

84 x 154 x 42 mm. (3.3" x 6.1" x 1.7").

About 1980.

Manufactured by South Carolina Applied Technology, U.S.A.
Battery compartment

This calculator has a very unusual shape with a bulge at the back for the battery compartment, though this allows the calculator to sit at a good viewing angle on a desk.
Display

In feet & inches mode the display makes use of decimal points and a dash. Here it shows 13 feet 7 3/4 inches.

SCAT the solution
SCAT the solution

SCAT the solution

Distinctive features: calculates compositions of chemical solutions and dilutions.

Technical details:
Display is 8 digits, red LED.

Has Feet & Inches and Decimal modes.

9v (PP3 battery).

84 x 154 x 42 mm. (3.3" x 6.1" x 1.7").

About 1980.

Manufactured by South Carolina Applied Technology, U.S.A.

There is more information on SCAT and its calculators in the article SCAT and its Specialist Calculators on this site.
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